As many alterations as possible should be made

1. As many alterations as possible should be made

A. after sewing a garment.

B. on the pattern pieces.

C. immediately after cutting.

D. following the markings on the pattern piece.

2. A client would like you to make a skirt with pleats. Which of these fabrics would have difficulty pleating well?

A. Wool

B. Jersey

C. Cotton

D. Linen

3. The fabric label doesn't say if the linen was preshrunk. You test the fabric for shrinkage and determine it needs to be shrunk. How do you do this?

A. Wash the material in cold water and dry on high in dryer.

B. Immerse the material in hot water and drip dry.

C. Wash the material in hot water and dry on high in dryer.

D. Immerse the material in warm water and drip dry.

4. When attaching a button on a man's overcoat, you can best reduce heavy strain on the button by reinforcing the button with

A. a smaller button on the inside.

B. silk thread.

C. extra stitches sewn through button.

D. a wooden button.